This picture of Joyful Abode’s Cheese Crisps makes me wanna reach through my computer and grab one. But since that ain’t gonna happen, I’ll hafta whip up a batch with the help of their oh-so-simple and quick recipe.
Ingredients:
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Fruit rollups. Delicious, chewy, and full of sugar, corn syrup, gelatin, and chemicals. Oh, and remember the ones with the tongue tattoos?!
But, like most good things, you can make them at home – cook, puree, spread, and bake. No, they’re not three feet long, but they look amazing.
Read all about it at Green Kitchen Stories.
Pure. Simple. Genius.
“The Mocha Dunk Mug is the ideal cup for you if you like a couple of biscuits with your tea or coffee.
With the original, dual purpose dunking mug there’s no need to juggle with a plate and cup and of course, you also save on the washing up afterwards”
And, there’s a southpaw version for left-handed dunkers!
So you’ve just hauled your sorry behind home after a late night of partying and you’re STARVING! One of my brothers’ favorite after-kegger snacks was a piece of white bread with Lawry’s Seasoned Salt sprinkled over it. You could try that, but I wouldn’t advise it. Weissensteinburg’s 5 minute pita pizza on the other hand…. well, you don’t have to be lit up like a Christmas tree to find it tasty. To throw one together you’ll need the following:
To see the entire assemblage, head on over to this Instructable. Continue Reading
This is the kind of stuff the internet is good for: Photocritic.org offers an absolutely incredible how-to for creating a macro photo lens out of a Pringles can. Not a focusing tube, not a light restricting snoot, but an actual lens for brilliant close-up photography. I guess the lack of lens makes the depth of field a sweet-spot/luck of the draw deal. Get it where it’s best, and it’s amazing. Via.
Store-bought microwave popcorn is kinda nasty: it tastes processed, gritty, and generally nothing like popcorn. Plus, when you can make your own, it becomes overpriced, and unnecessary. When one doesn’t have the time during a commercial break to stand in front of the stove shaking for seven or eight minutes, DIY microwave popcorn is a totally usable alternative that puts that toxic, yellow sludge-covered stuff to shame.
Ingredients:
A brown paper lunch bag
1/4 cup popcorn
1 tablespoon olive oil
1/2 teaspoon salt
Microwave
Serving bowl
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